Telling Stories

1. Tabula Gratulatoria; 2. preface (by Lehmann, Elmar); 3. Chaucer's Slow-motion Camera - and What it Does to the Fabliau (by Diller, Hans-Jurgen); 4. "Man's Distinctive Mark": Paradoxical Distinctions Between Man and His Bestial Other in Early Modern Texts (by Pfister, Manfred); 5. Authority and Representation in the Pre-Shakespearean Prologue (by Weimann, Robert); 6. The Rise of a New Literary Genre: Thomas Deloney's Bourgeois Novel Jack of Newbury (by Stemmler, Theo); 7. Love Stories. Antony and Cleopatra Plays of the 16th and 17th Centuries (by Lehmann, Elmar); 8. "I Repeat and Repeat." Repetition as Structure in Defoe's Robinson Crusoe (by Suerbaum, Ulrich); 9. Undermining Public Opinion. The Function of Narrative in Fielding's Tom Jones (by Stratmann, Gerd); 10. Falling and the Fall in Sterne's Tristram Shandy (by Wolff, Erwin); 11. Preachers and Preaching. Emotionalism in Eighteenth-Century Homiletics and Homilies (by Lenz, Bernd); 12. Philosophers as Story-Tellers. Difficulties of the Enlightenment With Morality (by Warning, Rainer); 13. Of Ants And Alien: Wells's The War of the Worlds as Menippean Satire (by Koppenfels, Werner von); 14. History as Romance, Tragedy and Farce. Narrative Versions of the Anglo-boer War (by Reckwitz, Erhard); 15. Common Traits of Chaucer's and Joyce's Narrative Art (by Erzgraber, Willi); 16. Can Stories be Read as Music? Possibilities and Limitations of Applying Musical Metaphors to Fiction (by Wolf, Werner); 17. How Boris Pil'niak Came to Know "The Way" - Japanese -"Stories are Created"* (by Maurer, Karl); 18. Austrian Auden (by Firchow, Peter); 19. Totalitarianism: A New Story? An Old Story? (by Lerner, Laurence); 20. A Further Case of the 'Detective Novel Unbound'. Thornton Wilder's the Eighth Day and the Mystery Novel (by Borgmeier, Raimund); 21. The Authorial Mind and The Question of Gender (by Schabert, Ina); 22. Ulrich Broich - List of Publications